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    Damian Gabor Domingo (1796-1834) was considered the first Filipino great painter and master of portrait. He was born in Manila and had a photographic memory. He became known for his miniature portraits of Manila society figures. Domingo taught at the Philippine Academy of Drawing and helped abolish racial discrimination there. Some of his notable works include religious paintings like "Our Lady of the Rosary" and portraits commissioned by a merchant to depict Philippine customs.

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    Damian Domingo

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    Damian Gabor Domingo (1796-1834) was considered the first Filipino great painter and master of portrait. He was born in Manila and had a photographic memory. He became known for his miniature portraits of Manila society figures. Domingo taught at the Philippine Academy of Drawing and helped abolish racial discrimination there. Some of his notable works include religious paintings like "Our Lady of the Rosary" and portraits commissioned by a merchant to depict Philippine customs.

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    A brief presentation of the life and works of filipino painter Damian Domingo

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    Damian Gabor Domingo (1796-1834) was considered the first Filipino great painter and master of portrait. He was born in Manila and had a photographic memory. He became known for his miniature portraits of Manila society figures. Domingo taught at the Philippine Academy of Drawing and helped abolish racial discrimination there. Some of his notable works include religious paintings like "Our Lady of the Rosary" and portraits commissioned by a merchant to depict Philippine customs.

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    Damian Domingo

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    Damian Gabor Domingo (1796-1834) was considered the first Filipino great painter and master of portrait. He was born in Manila and had a photographic memory. He became known for his miniature portraits of Manila society figures. Domingo taught at the Philippine Academy of Drawing and helped abolish racial discrimination there. Some of his notable works include religious paintings like "Our Lady of the Rosary" and portraits commissioned by a merchant to depict Philippine customs.

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    DAMIAN

    GABOR
    DOMINGO
    February 12, 1796 - July 26, 1834
    DAMIAN GABOR
    DOMINGO
    Born in February 12, 1796 at Tondo
    Known as the:
    First Filipino Great Painter
    First Filipino Master of Portrait
    Had photographic memory
    Well-known as the creator of miniature
    portraits of Manila society figures.
    DAMIAN GABOR
    DOMINGO
    According to his will of 1831, Damian B. Domingo
    was the son of Domingo Macario and
    Erminigildia Gabriela.

    He married a woman named Lucia Casas, who


    was a beauty from a wealthy family. They had 10
    children, two of whom died in infancy.
    Two of his sons, Severo and Jose, also
    became painters.
    DAMIAN GABOR
    DOMINGO
    He became well-known as the creator of
    miniature (on ivory) portraits of Manila
    society figures.

    On December 2, 1823, the Sociedad Economica de


    Amigos de Pais formalized his workshop into
    Academic de Dibujo y Pintura (Philippine Academy
    of Drawing).
    He became the first professor of the said
    Academy on June 13, 1826.
    A remarkable aspect of the Academy was that
    it abolished racial discrimination.
    DAMIAN GABOR
    DOMINGO
    Sometime in the mid 1820s, Domingo must have
    met Rafael Daniel Baboom, a Catholic Indian
    merchant from Madras, who traded in silk.
    Baboom engaged Damian to paint albums of
    costumes to depict the fashions and
    occupations of the various citizens of the
    Philippines.
    DAMIAN GABOR
    DOMINGO
    Sometime in the mid 1820s, Domingo must have
    met Rafael Daniel Baboom, a Catholic Indian
    merchant from Madras, who traded in silk.
    Baboom engaged Damian to paint albums of
    costumes to depict the fashions and
    occupations of the various citizens of the
    Philippines.
    WORKS

    Our Lady of the Rosary Giving


    the Most Holy Rosary to Saint
    Dominic and Saint Catherine
    DAMIAN DOMINGO

    The Holy Family

    The Seat of St. Peter

    The Immaculate Concepcion


    Our Lady of
    Rosary Giving the
    Most Holy Rosary
    to Saint Dominic
    and Saint
    Catherine
    OIL ON COPPER SHEET
    La Sagrada
    Familia
    (The Holy Family)
    The painting depicts three
    generations of theHoly Family
    The infantJesusand His
    parents are at the center, his
    grandparents on either side,
    andGod the Father,the Holy
    Spirit, and the angels high
    above. At the center,Saint
    Joseph tenderly holds Jesus.

    OIL ON COPPER SHEET


    48.26 cm x 35.56 cm
    La Catedra de
    San Pedro (The
    Seat of St. Peter)
    The image is based onGian
    Lorenzo Berninis sculptural
    and architectural monument,
    the chair of St. Peter.

    This painting shows theHoly


    Spiritin the form of a dove at
    the section positioned above
    two saints St.
    AmbroseandSt. Thomas
    Aquinas, who was the familys
    patron saint.

    This work shows how he


    favored triangular composition.
    OIL ON COPPER SHEET
    35.56 cm x 27.94 cm

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